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Ensuring electricity smart meters are future compliant
Electricity meters come in many forms. Understanding features and capabilities, as well as the requirements of an application, can ensure that today's meter will meet tomorrow's requirements. [ + ]
New tool calculates smart grid impacts and benefits
In news from our northern neighbours, the US Department of Energy (USDE) has developed a tool to estimate the actual effect of smart grid technologies in terms of reduction of greenhouse gas and other emissions resulting from power production and usage. [ + ]
Field services 2.0
There is no denying that connected technology is powering innovation and business transformation, making organisations rethink the way they do business. [ + ]
The cost of network pressure
Enterprises in all sectors are becoming technology businesses in their own right. IT infrastructure now not only supports operations, but also increasingly drives customer interactions and overall business success. [ + ]
The perfect service visit
A recent survey of 260 field service operations leaders gives insight into 'the perfect service visit': what drives customer satisfaction and how should it be measured? [ + ]
Why security is essential in planning wireless network deployments
The Internet of Things, bring-your-own-device (BYOD) office environments and cloud-based applications are contributing to rapid changes in how organisations deploy and use wireless networks. [ + ]
NBN: will we ever get there?
In the history of our fine country, has there ever been a more maligned infrastructure project than the NBN? [ + ]
Australian Smart Lighting Summit 2016 premier lighting forum
Featuring local and internationally renowned lighting experts from around the world, the 4th Annual Australian Smart Lighting Summit is being held 6–7 September at the Melbourne Convention & Exhibition Centre. [ + ]
ABB to deploy e-bus flash-charging technology
ABB will provide flash charging and onboard electric vehicle technology for 12 fully electric buses connecting Geneva's airport and suburbs. [ + ]
Preparing for the networked world
With the demise of analog, we are seeing the emergence of a rapidly growing array of exciting new technologies and applications. [ + ]
The future is flexible
A European Union-funded project that has created flexible lighting foils produced in a roll-to-roll method holds potential for the large-scale production of low-cost LED lighting panels and solar cells. [ + ]
Paving the way towards a smart city reality
The idea of the 'smart city' is gaining momentum and we're starting to really see what this concept may look like in reality. [ + ]
Making the move to mobile ERP
As businesses weigh up their mobile options, the working world is moving progressively towards more flexible working hours and a workforce that is increasingly needing to access business information remotely. While this is largely being led by field service workers, your sales force, operational staff, marketing and management teams aren't far behind. [ + ]
Dirty digital age
Dr Karl Kruszelnicki, font of all scientific knowledge, recently authored an article that shows the true cost of today's technology. According to a post on the ABC website, Dr Karl says that telecommuting and mobile technology are not contributing to a cleaner and greener environment, despite a common belief that they must be. [ + ]
All-Energy Australia 2016
This year's All-Energy Australia conference features more than 150 industry speakers covering seven topic centres. The conference streams include smart grid, off-grid solutions, community energy, investment opportunities, electric cars, bioenergy and wave energy technology. [ + ]